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ArticleOCTOBER

Indi­ans are no strangers to protest, be it farm­ers march­ing, stu­dents mobil­iz­ing, cit­izens chal­len­ging decisions they believed were against their interests, or people fight­ing against the Emer­gency. That is part of the story of our...

ArticleRUBIO OPTIMISTIC, BUT INDIA NOT READY TO SIGN TRADE DEAL, YET

Des­pite repeated assur­ances from the United States that a bilat­eral trade agree­ment with India is close to com­ple­tion, the deal is unlikely to be signed in its present form unless New Delhi’s out­stand­ing con­cerns are addressed, sources aware...

ArticleTurbanat­ors

Mar­war Shri com­pet­it­ors pose for the cam­era, show­ing their big turbans and long mous­taches dur­ing Mar­war Mahot­sav, in Jodh­pur on Sat­urday.

ArticleAgents of chaos use Lon­don to hit India

On Sat­urday, 17 Octo­ber, sev­eral hun­dred people gathered at the Gandhi statue in Lon­don’s Par­lia­ment Square to protest against India’s Elec­tion Com­mis­sion. The main speaker was You­tuber Dhruv Rathee, who had flown in from India the day...

Article‘MITRA VIPAKSHA’ IN FOCUS: WHY A CONGRESS MLA IS BACKING SIR IN UTTARAKHAND

ArticleTRAINS TO SRINAGAR, GROUNDED PLANES IN MUZAFFARABAD

India has stitched the Kash­mir Val­ley into its national rail net­work. Across the Line of Con­trol, the two air­ports of Pakistan-occu­pied Jammu and Kash­mir have gathered dust for two dec­ades. On 6 June 2025, a Vande Bharat Express pulled out of...

ArticleMat­thew Van­dyke leaves India, will return in Feb­ru­ary

United States national Mat­thew Van­dyke had planned to remain in India until his next court hear­ing, partly in the hope of recov­er­ing his seized belong­ings, includ­ing his mobile phone and other elec­tronic devices. However, after the court fixed...

ArticleWE ARE MAKING UP FOR LOST TIME: POLISH FM ON PM TUSK’S INDIA VISIT